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[QUOTE="Jack Daniels, post: 580238, member: 1954"]
I guess the key take away here is that as a forum, we don't preach dangerous or risky BR mgmt. We promote secure BR mgmt standards/techniques that are meant to protect the player from going broke due to variance.
 
So in terms of NLH, that security really means a minimum of 20 buy-ins (5% rule). All of the charts here above are based on the minimum amounts needed for BR protection and go up from there. Obv there is no rule anywhere that says you can't manage you BR anyway you want, but CardsChat is learning forum and we do get inexperienced players looking for help. When people come here looking for bankroll mgmt help (or make posts where they are obv playing above their heads), we really need to guide them to the safe way of protecting their bankrolls. It's like trading stocks, no one with any understanding or common sense would open a new online portfolio with no experience in any form of trading and start off trading futures/options. That would be extremely high risk.
 
Of course it is perfectly acceptable to discuss other BR mgmt ideas (like 10 buy-ins or such), but it should be clear to the reader which things are the safer methods and which are higher risk.
 
 
Edit: I was apparently typing up this reply while the posts above were taking place.  Sorry for any duplication, etc.
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